Larry Householder, the ex-Ohio House Speaker convicted in June of racketeering, has been indicted on 10 new felony counts, including one that could bar him from holding public office in Ohio again.
The Mexican government says that Texas' anti-illegal immigration law, currently being challenged in the courts, would interfere with Mexico's sovereignty.
Five Black Democrat members of Congress have opted to support the primary opponent of Maryland Senate candidate Rep. David Trone, who used a racial slur last week.
The Justice Department charged seven Chinese nationals with sending over 10,000 malicious mails in a massive cyber hacking campaign targeting senior level U.S. officials and others.
GOP Sen. JD Vance of Ohio is putting his contacts in the tech industry and Silicon Valley to work on behalf of fellow Republicans running in the 2024 elections, including former President Trump.
The White House is blasting House Republicans, accusing them of taking steps to defund the police, while claiming President Biden will protect law enforcement and support crime-reducing programs.
Companies in the U.S. are ready to begin extracting lithium from beneath the ground, but the jumbled intersection of state and federal law has made the legality of doing so murky.
House GOP threatens to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress over failure to produce subpoenaed recordings of Special Counsel Hur's interview with President Biden.
Vice President Kamala Harris is meeting with the president of Guatemala to talk immigration on the heels of border encounters hitting record highs in February.
Former President Trump blasted his legal challenges as "election interference" on Monday, accusing President Biden of "weaponization of our government to try to knock out" his "political opponent."
Israel will no longer send a delegation to Washington to discuss the Gaza war after the U.S. failed to veto a U.N. resolution calling for a cease-fire.